The franchises went back and forth with Sega offering up impressive home ports of VF 2 on the Saturn and VF 3 on the Dreamcast, but largely doing arcade-based ports without a lot extra content. Its four-limb control setup was unlike anything on the market and made it easy to pick up and play, and its graphics were top-notch until Virtua Fighter 2 hit and raised the bar. The early days of the franchise were interesting because what started as a series from Namco meant to combat Sega’s Virtua Fighter wound up standing out due to a few things. Tekken 4 was a divisive, but fantastic entry in the series. You’ll see both good and bad souls unearthed every month as we search through the more… forgotten…parts of history. Inside, we’ll be digging up games that have long been without a pulse. For example, if you have the bronze key for Heihachiro and are missing the platinum key, try to complete Tekken Force Mode with Heihachiro.Watch your step, for you’ve just entered the Graveyard. The keys contain hints about which ones are used for unlocking. Each mode has a set of bronze, silver, gold, and platinum keys available to trade in for characters. You will also unlock after completing Tekken Force Mode four times. To unlock the characters, beat the game with a certain number of characters. Once you complete Arcade mode with a certain number of characters, you unlock the bonus characters and can view their ending sequences. For example, if you have the bronze key for Heihachiro and are missing the platinum key, try to complete Tekken Force Mode with Heihachiro. To unlock the characters, you can beat Arcade mode with a certain number of characters.
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